No

Robot Pilots never lose their Power Armor if KO'd,

Yes

The Robot Pilot immediately uses a Power Attack for its first attack if it jumps into your Zone using a Diagonal Jump or Double Jump.

Yes

The Robot Pilot uses a Power Attack each time it counters your Weapon Card with the right Weapon card, just like in multiplayer game.

No

The Robot Pilot never retreats. If it exhausts all of its Weapons, instead of retreating, reshuffle and reuse all its equipped Weapon Cards.

Most times ignore it

If there is a decision to be made due to the Weapon’s effect, such as paying resources for extra damage, then paying the highest amount of the resource it can afford is the only decision it can make. Any other decision is ignored.

Shuffle and pick 2

While wearing Power Armor if ever more than two Advanced Weapons are in a Robot Pilot's stockpile, then shuffle all the cards and draw two cards to equip.

It Collects

Like a human player, a Robot Pilot cannot Power Up while controlling the Mighty Mech (it then Collects instead).

No

Robot Pilots cannot use the Mighty Mech ability.

No

If a Robot Pilot enters a Zone with an empty Mighty Mech, it then automatically takes control, regardless of its health.

4

Each Robot Pilot can have a maximum limit of 4 Advanced Weapons in its stockpile.

No

Robot Pilots can only buy Advanced Weapons.

Any

When a Robot Pilot performs a Diagonal/Double Jump, it will jump over any number of Zones, if it can reach the human player's current zone in a straight (diagonal/orthogonal) line.

No

The Robot Pilot cannot move into a wall (out of the arena) or a Zone occupied by the other Robot Pilot. Instead the Robot Pilot turns 180° around, facing the opposite direction, and then moves forward.

No

The Robot Pilots can move into a Zone occupied by other Robot Pilot's Mine or Turret. The Mine/Turret does not then trigger.

Reshuffle

At the end of every round, collect the Program Cards played by each Robot Pilot and shuffle them into the Program Card stack. Return this stack facedown to be used next round.

Yes

During final scoring, each player adds the total victory points listed on all purchased Weapon Cards whether equipped or in their stockpiles.

Yes

When you're in Ad Hoc Mode, you can choose ANY 1 of your 8 Program Cards on each of your turns, even if you have already used this card card on a previous turn.

Yes

On your first turn in Ad Hoc Mode, you cannot start Combat by attacking another player, however, other players may start Combat with you.

Yes

When a player KO's an enemy who is in the Mighty Mech while in Combat, they may immediately take control of the Mighty Mech, even if they are only in Pilot status and not at full health.

No

Weapons are never lost from Combat, even if you are KO'd. They remain equipped or return to your stockpile, your choice. You must always have at least one Weapon equipped.

Yes

Any time you use a Weapon which can counter the last Weapon used by your enemy in this combat, you successfully counterattack and perform the Power Attack instead of a normal attack.

No

Damage dealt in excess of an enemy’s health does not reward victory points.

No

A player cannot voluntarily retreat from Combat. Combat ends when one player retreats because they have exhausted all of their Weapons, OR because a player is KO'd by losing all of their health.

No

You cannot voluntarily leave the Mighty Mech once you took control of it - you must be KO'd to get out of it.

No

When you enter the Mighty Mech, you lose the ability listed on your Pilot card, and it is instead replaced by the Rocket Charge or Force Field ability listed on the Mighty Mech Card.

No

You must already be in Power Armor and at full health WHILE you move into the Mighty Mech's current Zone. This means that if you heal in its Zone, you must move out of the Zone and return back to enter the Mighty Mech.

No

You may enter the Mighty Mech, if you move into its current zone while you are in Power Armor AND at full heath.

No

You cannot Power Up (using a Power Up action has no effect), if you're in the Mighty Mech.

No

The Pilot and the Power Armor can heal, but the Mighty Mech cannot.

Yes

When you Power Up and upgrade your pilot to Power Armor, place your Health Token to full health on the “9” space. It does not matter how much health you have as a Pilot when you upgrade.

No

If your Pilot is in the same Zone as the Mighty Mech but not controlling it, you cannot deploy a Mine/Turret there.

Yes

Players may deploy a Mine/Turret into ANY unoccupied Zone, including enemy Base Zones and the Mech Zone.

1

There can be ONLY 1 Mine OR 1 Turret in any Zone at a time.

No, unless KO'd

Unlike Combat, you don't score any victory points for each Health lost by your opponent, but you score 1 point if your Mine/Turret KO's the opponent.

Usually yes

After a Mine or Turret deals damage, it is returned to their owner's supply, unless a Turret has KO'd the opponent (it is left standing in this case).

Yes

If all your Mines/Turrets have already been placed, you may move any one of your Mines/Turrets (checking Mine numbers if needed) into your Zone, paying the usual deployment cost.

No

You cannot switch Weapons you have equipped during Combat.

Yes

Players can purchase Weapons even if they cannot use them at their current status.

No

You cannot purchase more than one Weapon with a single action.

Unlimited

Players may have an unlimited number of Weapon Cards in their stockpiles.

No

You can have a maximum of 1 of each different Basic Weapon (so 4 in total).

No

You may only collect once from each Zone per Collection action, even if both your Pilot and a Mine/Turret occupy it.

No

When you move with the Double Jump or the Diagonal Jump Program Card, you ignore any enemies or Mines/Turrets in the zones you jump over.

Yes

If you would move in a direction “out” of the Arena (near the edge), then do not move as you are blocked by a “wall”. Although you remain still, you may perform the action on your card.

Yes, unless KO'd

You may perform the action shown on your Program Card after receiving damage from a mine or a turret, unless you get KO'd.

Yes

After a mine or turret deals damage, it is returned to their owner's supply, unless a turret has KO'd the opponent (it is left standing in this case).

No

You must move in the direction shown on your Program Cards, unless you are in Ad Hoc Mode or playing with the Pilot Card Kitty (which allows you to change the direction of your Program Card by paying 1 Energy).

No

If you enter a Zone with an enemy Pilot, then you immediately start Combat, and DO NOT perform your card’s action.

No

You may skip the action shown on your revealed Program Card after moving (which is mandatory).

Yes

You must move in the direction of the card's arrow after you reveal your Program Card.